Is this lens compatible/recommended for Canon EOS 70D?
42395
Christopher, this lens will work fine with the 70D. The 70D will take both EF and EF-S lenses and we're talking about an EF lens here. Where you might get into trouble is if you tried to mount an EF-S lens to an EF only body, but this is not a likely scenario since all consumer to midrange digital EOS cameras released since 2003 have been both EF and EF-S compatible. You may wish to check out this URL for a discussion of EF vs. EF-S : http://photonotes.org/articles/beginner-faq/lenses.html. So far as "recommended", that's kind of a value judgment that depends on a myriad of factors, but unless you have extremely specialized needs, I'd guess you'll be pleased with this lens.
1361229
Yes, I believe all lenses since the 70s are compatible. The D700 came out after my D300, but I'm sure it works with all the same functionality.
2072853
Yes, this lens does fit all of the Canons and even the 70d. Be aware that while I am very happy with this lens and it's versatility, be aware it is no a vibration compensation lens from Tamron. This means until you get used to it, you will notice that your pics will not be as sharp especially at the lower shutter speeds. Hope this helps
1902436
I have a 40D so it should be compatible with the 70D, and I know my lenses are compatible with the 7D. I am not familiar with the T5i, but I think the Canon SLR lenses can be used with any of the Canon SLR cameras. One thing to keep in mind is that Canon has just released the Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 USM L IS II which is an improved model of this lens with good early reviews. It is naturally more expensive. I love my lens, but if I were buying today, I would go with the new, improved lens.
857102
Yes - works perfectly with my Canon 60D. Uses the standard e-TTL II technology used in Canon cameras to control flash through camera body, should work just fine with 70D.
1052626
The Canon T3 Camera (Canon's economy class) DSLR with standard KIT 18-55mm Lens is of lesser quality Lens than their "EOS Rebel i" series (T2i, T3i, T5i, etc.), with their EF-S (Electronic Focus Stabilized) Lenses. However, the Sigma "AF" (Auto Focus) Series Lenses made for Canon products are essentially compatible with all Canon Cameras that use the EF-S type Lens mounting system. Make certain that the Sigma Lens 18-250mm you chose is the "AF" (Auto Focus), EF-S type for Canon. If you are still skeptical, send a note to Sigma Support, and they can provide absolute confirmation. One of the Lenses I utilize is a Sigma 18250mm "AF" on a Canon T2i, and Canon 60D. P.S. Just as FYI, the Canon 60D Camera is becoming a bit dated (some 3yrs. old since its initial release), but is still produced. Although the 70D is the newer version, and other makes/models have more features, the 60D is a powerful very versatile DSLR with lots of flexibilities, and provides excellent imagery results.
1414333
as far as I know all EF lenses are compatible with the full canon EOS series. I have a 35mm Canon rebel, the original EOS rebel and also the Canon T1i and it fits all of them!
2714
Yes. The Canon EOS 70D will accept both EF and EF-S mount lenses. The Canon version of this lens is an EF mount. It will work in both automatic focus and manual focus modes.
1107157
You must have a 15mm rail setup on the 70D of course, but this should work with almost any dslr as it is adjustable both vertically and horizontally. Excellent build Quality and value for the money. I use it with multiple cameras' including my FS700.
2179568
If the lenses mount is EOS then yeah just get the adaptor or for whatever mount it is designed for. You may have come flange distance issues with that lens but it should work.
260494
yes , with no problems, on the main Amazon page for this lens you will see a link one says reviews the other says questions , click on the one about questions this will take you to just about 80 different questions about this lens , this question being answered 30 times or more , that camera you have has an EF mount all canon's do the only lens that wont work on that camera is the FD but EF and EFS will work with that camera and just for added advice , you should take a few mins to go over the owners manual it will tell you a lot about that camera , if you dont have one , Canon's web site has a download version in PDF , i hope this helps
1101460
As of July 2,2013 the Canon EOS 70D is compatible with 103 Canon EF lenses including the EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM. For more information visit http://www.canon.com/
2227377
The lens I mostly use is the EF-S 17-85mmf/3-5.6 67mm Wide angle and it's beautiful!! change to just a standard 70-300mm telephoto zoom and go to space! Sweet thing about EOS is if you were shoot'n any of the lower EOS models (650D..1100D...} you will instantly be familiar with the 60D and higher!!!
1537755
I have no idea, I own a Canon EOS 60D, I was told by a friend who received a t4i as a Christmas gift that she would not invest in lenses because her friend has all the lenses she would ever need. You can take that as a yes or call Canon and ask them. Actually you can go the the Canon website and look for lens incompatibilities by entering the lens name and clicking on the compatibility link.
513699
Yes, http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/457678-USA/Canon_1258B002AA_EF_70_200mm_f_4L_IS.html
933780
Perfectly!! This is one of my favorite lenses to be used with my EOS 50D. It's a light and sharp lens perfect for nature photography, birdwatching, ...
1856388
Not 100% sure... but it looks like you can... I checked www.Lenshero.com and it does show up as compatible... http://lenshero.com/lens/Canon-EF-24-70mm-f2.8L-II-USM-lens